Seahawk Charters Fishing Report

The inshore fishing has been good lately with catches of red drum, speckled trout, flounder,sheephead, bluefish, and spanish mackerel.

The redfish bite has been solid with most of the fish around the 26 to 27 inch mark. Sightcasting to these fish in a foot of water is some of the funnest fishing you can do inshore. We have been catching the reds by sightcasting and blindcasting artificials. We are also fishing live baits on float rigs and carolina rigs around the marsh edges and shelly bottoms in the creeks and bays of the lower Cape Fear river.

We have been catching some nice flounder and speckled trout on jigs and live baits. We are picking up the flounder and specs at some of the same spots we are catching the reds. The sheephead bite has also been good and double digit days on these tasty fish have been common. The spanish mackerel fishing has been good right of of the beach.

Check out the photos from the past couple of weeks. These are just a few of the good catches we have had lately.

Thanks,
Jeff Wolfe
Seahawk Inshore Fishing Charters
Fish Carolina Beach Blog
910-619-9580

  

 Redfish, Flounder, Speckled Trout, Black Drum = Good Inshore Fishing !!!

The inshore fishing has been good lately with catches of red drum, black drum, speckled trout, flounder, sheephead, small and large bluefish.

We have had a blast fishing for redfish this past week. The reds have been schooled up on the flats, around marsh edges, shellbeds, and dock pilings. Double digit days have been common and most of the fish have been slot sized with a few drag screaming over the slot fish mixed in. The reds are being caught by sightcasting and blindcasting soft plastics, topwater plugs, and by fishing live baits on float rigs and carolina rigs. We are also picking a few speckled trout and flounder, and have hooked some large blues weighing up to 10lbs while fishing for the reds.

The speckled trout bite has turned on in the Cape Fear river. The specks are hitting soft plastic shrimp imatations, jigs, live menhaden, and live shrimp on float rigs. The flounder fishing has also been good around the Carolina Beach Inlet, Snow’s Cut, and in the river. We have also caught some good numbers of nice black drum, and picked up a few sheephead in the lower Cape Fear. The spanish mackerel fishing has been good right off the beach.

June is a shaping up to be great month for a inshore slam {redfish, flounder, and speckled trout}. Check out the photos from the past couple of weeks. It has been very rewarding watching my customers catch some nice fish and seeing the smiles on the kids faces when they catch a nice fish on light tackle.

Thanks,
Jeff Wolfe
Seahawk Inshore Fishing Charters
Fish Carolina Beach Blog
910-619-9580

Almond Joy and Redfish Joy the action has been so good there is no time for a candy bar

Chris and Matt with a lower slot redfish caught on a live mud minnow

Kelly and son Cody doubled up with perfect cast into a large school on the flats

C.Wolfe with a over the slot redfish he caught after seeing the fish tailing along the marsh.

A large blue that weighed about 10lbs that hit a Mirrolure topwater plug

Brandon with a speck that hit a jig.

7 yr old Scarlet with a sheephead that she caught bottom fishing with shrimp

7 yr old James with a nice black drum he caught bottom fishing with shrimp

9 yr old Patrick with a nice redfish he caught float fishing a live mud minnow

Brandon and Travis with a couple of the nice reds they caught blindcasting artificials along a shellbed in a creek.

Christian and Brian teammates on the Ashley High School baseball team hit back to back jacks with a flounder and redfish and later followed it up with a inshore grand slam with a black drum and speckled trout. They batted about 900 on this day with 14 reds,1 flounder, 1 speckled trout, and 1 black drum all on artificials.

Jonathan, Cindy, and Amore with fish, crabs, clams, and stone crab claws, they caught on a recent Seafood trip.